Westside Bus Company (Operating under Bus Queensland) provides bus transport to the students at Redbank Plains State High School.
Term 1 2024
Bus routes regularly change at the start of each year
Check the Bus Queensland website for any changes to schools runs for Term 1 2024 - these may impact your child’s travel arrangements, for more information visit: busqld.com.au. If you have any concerns or queries, please contact Bus Queensland at customers@busqld.com.au or 3802 1233.
If there are any students who use these services, Bus Queensland recommend you replan their journey using the Translink journey planner in January of the new year to confirm: (jp.translink.com.au/plan-your-journey/journey-planner).
Planning For 2024
Please read the notice below from Bus Queensland that contains important information for the new school year.
Bus Timetables and Route Information
To apply for a bus pass, visit:
www.qld.gov.auBus passes are available for students eligible for bus transport assistance. There are two types of bus transport assistance available to eligible students.
These are:
Distance based assistance
Safety-net assistance
Not every Student is eligible to apply for a School bus pass and those who are not eligible, are required to use a Translink Go Card.
Students travelling on school buses are required to follow the
Queensland Government code of conduct for school students travelling on buses.
For regular route changes, visit: busqld.com.au/term-3-2022-changes
If you have any concerns or queries, please contact Bus Queensland via P: 3802 1233 or E: customers@busqld.com.au.
Printable map
E-scooter safety
E-scooter safety is of utmost importance, especially when it comes to children aged 12–15 years. To ensure their safety and the safety of others using Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs), adult supervision is required for this age group.
Keep in mind that PMDs are intended for riders who are 16 years and above. While children between 12–15 years can ride a PMD, they must do so under the watchful eye of an adult. Children under 12 are not allowed to use PMDs under any circumstances.
It's worth noting that certain scooters fall under the category of
Wheeled Recreational Devices and are permitted for use within this age range.
Remember, PMDs are designed for solo use only. Carrying passengers, including children, is strictly prohibited by law. Therefore, parents cannot ride with their child on the same device.
Safety gear is a must! Always wear a helmet while riding a PMD and ensure it is properly fastened to provide maximum protection. Failure to comply with this may result in fines.
Respect the speed limits to avoid accidents. The maximum speed allowed is 25 km/h, but it should only be reached when it is safe to do so. On footpaths, the speed limit is reduced to 12 km/h since November 2022.
Lastly, share the path responsibly and prioritise pedestrian safety by always giving way to them.